Finding a Job in US

[shinny_girl]

im not clear with what you said above, i mean the "standard" word. but my mom always says do not use bad english when you are dressed up. so i follow the word. is that what you say,too?

and regarding australia, ive passed all those scoring processes and i also consulted with a lawyer in Aust,i should start my application in few months. but its always good that you have several options.
Am i right?

Thanks for comments/guides

[Bevdeforges]

Originally Posted by shinny_girl

Oh, im ganna find a man to be married with
(kidding)

And the sad thing after all that is that it doesn't always work! I speak from experience here.
Cheers,
Bev

[shinny_girl]

!!!!! that was just a joke!!!!
im not crazy!

Originally Posted by Bevdeforges

And the sad thing after all that is that it doesn't always work! I speak from experience here.
Cheers,
Bev

[Bevdeforges]

Oh, I know you were kidding - I didn't actually marry the guy "just" to get into France.... but I admit we were every immigration agent's nightmare, cause it sure looked like we did.
Cheers,
Bev

[twostep]

Originally Posted by synthia

I have to agree with twostep that your written English is not up to the standard that would be required of any HR person. If you were just being careless, you should try to to break the habit of doing that at any time in conjuction with hunting for a job.

As far as there being lots of recruiting jobs that pay well, that is usually only true in boom times, and these aren't boom times.

You are right to point out that there would be no advantage to hiring you when there are Americans and immigrants who are already here who can do the job.

Why not consider Australia, where immigration is much easier. There is a point system, with a test you can take on line. If you qualify, the process may take a while, but you don't have to get a job in advance. You can immigrate and then look.

Cynthia - boom is not the word for it. It is crazy. I have never seen it like this before. Only the best is good enough and employers are at it.

[Fatbrit]

Originally Posted by shinny_girl

and regarding australia, ive passed all those scoring processes and i also consulted with a lawyer in Aust,i should start my application in few months. but its always good that you have several options.
Am i right?

The US system is NOT at all similar to the Australian one. From what you have told us so far, I do not think emigration to the US is a realistic possibility.

[synthia]

It's good to have options, but not if the options aren't viable. I suppose I have the option of moving to LA and becoming a movie star, but at an overweight 63, it isn't really viable. If you want an option, look at New Zealand.